- The Australian government has set a timeline for e-invoicing with Commonwealth agencies, requiring 30% of supplier invoices to be exchanged via the Peppol network by mid-2026 and full automation by December 2026. Resources have been provided to assist agencies and suppliers, including guidance, a dedicated webpage, and a list of compliant suppliers. The ATO has introduced an online training course for small businesses and confirmed that e-invoices are valid tax invoices.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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